Delegation is the process by which ada holders delegate the stake associated with their ada to a stake pool. It allows ada holders that do not have the skills or desire to run a node to participate in the network and be rewarded in proportion to the amount of stake delegated.

Delegators are token holders who cannot, or do not want to run a validator node themselves. Instead, they secure the network by delegating their stake to validator nodes and play a critical role in the system, as they are responsible for choosing validators. They run their delegation transaction on the staking contract on the Ethereum mainnet.

Ethereum is a decentralized blockchain that is updated and verified by participants of the Ethereum network. The only way to add new blocks to the Ethereum blockchain is by mining them. The word “mining” is an analogy borrowed from the process of extracting precious metals as they need to be mined from the ground at the cost of labor and energy.Likewise, to mine Ethereum, computers spread around the world compete to solve cryptographic puzzles at the cost of processing power (labor) and energy. Any miner who successfully solves the puzzle first gets to add the next block to the blockchain. For their work, a miner is rewarded with ether (ETH). These rewards compensate miners for securing the network, verifying transactions, and adding blocks to the blockchain.The current mining reward is 2 ether per block plus all the priority fees contained in the block. A new block is added to the blockchain on average every 15 seconds.

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Delegators are users who stake their BNB via Binance Chain Wallet to support their preferred validator and help the validator achieve the required minimum stake to participate in the validator elections.

As an ATOM delegator, you can stake your tokens with one or more Validators. In exchange for delegating you will earn a percentage of network transaction fees and also receive additional ATOMs from continuous inflation called block provision.

Kava is a software protocol that uses multiple cryptocurrencies to allow its users to borrow and lend assets without the need for a traditional financial intermediary. In this way, Kava is considered one of a number of emerging decentralized finance (DeFi) projects. However, whereas most DeFi projects run on Ethereum, Kava is instead built on Cosmos, a design decision its team argues adds additional functionality. Users of its platform lock cryptocurrencies into smart contracts on Cosmos so that they can borrow loans denominated in USDX, a cryptocurrency pegged to the value of the U.S. dollar. Kava leverages a feature in Cosmos called zones to manage the crypto assets it accepts, which then run in programs on independent networks. This allows the project to broaden the number of crypto assets borrowers can use to include XRP, BNB and BTC, among others.By collateralizing cryptocurrencies to mint USDX, users receive weekly rewards in the form of KAVA, Kava’s cryptocurrency. The total amount of KAVA users receive is dependent on the type of collateral used and how much USDX a user mints. As an example, minters using BNB as collateral receive a share of the 74,000 KAVA that the platform issues weekly.

Staking serves a similar function to mining, in that it's the process by which a network participant gets selected to add the latest batch of transactions to the blockchain and earn some crypto in exchange. Stakers also help establish which blocks are valid.

KuCoin Token (KCS) Delegator refers to an individual who holds KCS tokens and chooses to delegate them to a specific pool for staking on the KuCoin exchange. Staking involves holding KCS tokens in a wallet or delegating them to a staking pool to earn rewards in the form of additional KCS tokens.By delegating their KCS tokens, a delegator entrusts their tokens to a staking pool, which then uses the tokens to participate in the KuCoin exchange's staking process. In exchange for delegating their tokens, the delegator earns a portion of the staking rewards generated by the pool, proportional to the amount of KCS tokens they have delegated.

ASD is a functional utility token native to AscendEX. Est. 80% of the AscendEX platform profit is distributed as an ASD-Staking bonus to ASD stakers.

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